Scottish Countryside

A road cycling route starting from Edinburgh

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Explore the picturesque Scottish countryside on this 112-kilometer road cycling route near Edinburgh.

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The Scottish Countryside route offers an immersive experience in the tranquility and beauty of the Scottish countryside surrounding Edinburgh. With a distance of 112 kilometers and an ascent of 1544 meters, this route is suitable for experienced amateur cyclists seeking to explore the picturesque landscapes of Eastern Scotland. Highlights along the way include Calton Hill, offering panoramic views of Edinburgh, and the historic Haddington, known for its charming architecture. The route also passes through the medieval Stoneypath Tower, the scenic Seenes Law, and Fala, a village with lush greenery. The iconic Arthur's Seat and Old Town add further allure to this captivating cycling adventure.

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Start: Edinburgh City center

Edinburgh: Cycling-friendly Edinburgh: a perfect blend of history, culture, and challenging climbs.

Edinburgh, in Eastern Scotland, is an incredibly cyclist-friendly city. The city boasts an extensive network of cycle paths and lanes, as well as a vibrant cycling culture. From a road and gravel cyclist's perspective, Edinburgh offers a variety of routes to suit all levels of experience. The city also hosts various cycling events throughout the year, attracting enthusiasts from all over the world. In terms of tourism, Edinburgh is renowned for its rich history, stunning architecture, and vibrant arts scene. Nearby, cyclists can explore the stunning hills and countryside surrounding the city, including famous climbs like the Cairn O'Mount.